A/HRC/4/33/Add.1 Page 136 Para Country Date Type Mandate Allegations transmitted Ahmed Al-Mashhadaniy, Methaq Abass Alwan Al-Mashhadaniy, Adel Awad Mutlaq AlDulaimi, Mahdi Awad Mutlaq Al-Dulaimi, Fadel Awad Mutlaq Al-Dulaimi, Zead Awad Mutlaq Al-Dulaimi, Wessam Adnan Awad Mutlaq AlDulaimi, Hesham Adnan Awad Mutlaq AlDulaimi, Ali Adel Awad Awad Mutlaq AlDulaimi, Umer Adel Awad Mutlaq Al-Dulaimi, Muwafaq Dawood Mutlaq Al-Dulaimi, Ahmed Dawood Mutlaq Al-Dulaimi, Riaad Dawood Mutlaq Al-Dulaimi, Diaa Dawood Mutlaq AlDulaimi, Mohammed Ibrahem Aubaid AlDulaimi, Muhaned Ibrahem Aubaid Al-Dulaimi, Fadel Jasem Mohammed Al-Dulaimi, Feras Talib Dawood Mutlaq Al-Dulaimi, Mukhlif Garib Al-Dulaimi, Shawkat Mukhlif Garib Al-Dulaimi, Falah Mukhlif Garib Al-Dulaimi, Hussain Rashed Jassem Hamadiy Al-Dulaimi, and Mohammed Alawi Abass Al-Ubaidiy. On 28 August 2005, the bodies of 36 of the persons detained on 24 August in Al-Huria were found in Kut Province. On 29 August 2005, a relative of other victims identified another 50 bodies in the Medico-Legal Institute, Baghdad, as belonging to persons arrested on 24 August in Al-Huria. The bodies bore signs of injuries, including acidinduced injuries, gun shot wounds to the head, missing teeth, punctures, missing skin, broken hands, and facial mutilation, such as missing eyes. The police have refused to release information as to where they found the bodies which were delivered to the Medico-Legal Institute. Ahmad Shaker Mahmoud, aged 37, Government Response